Start by applying render>>lighting effect from filter menu.
Apply settings as shown.
Form filter menu select stylize>>polarize.

Select Type tool (T) and use the following settings:
Then type down any text. Duplicate your layer (ctrl+J).
Then go to Edit --> Transform --> Flip Vertical. Select Move (V) tool and move a bit down (optional).
Next change the opacity of the text layer to around 30%...

This tutorial teaches you how to apply chocolate effect to your text.

Open a new document by pressing (Ctrl+N).
Set the Width to 400 pixels and the Height to 300 pixels.
Also, set the Resolution to 150 pixels/inch, and then click on OK.

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A Yahoo! styled text effect is easy to achieve, provided that you have the right tutorial and a basic understanding of Adobe Photoshop’s Marquee Tool.

1. Start with an exsisting image or just create a new image. I used 400 x 125 and filled the background with black for this tutorial. And I have added my text. And used white for text.
2. Now duplicate the text layer 1 time, and rasterize the copy...

A nice effect that can be useful if you're trying to bend text around a circular object. Or if you just happen to be a sports team logo designer!...

1. Select text in photoshop. Layer/new layer/ color none.
2. Make your backround any color but white/silver/black.
3. layer/layer style/drop shadow.
4. Set your drop shadow tho these settings: Opcity 100/-175

Ever wonder how people make text curve? You see it all the time on labels at the grocery store or even on banners. There are many methods to achieve this effect and this is one of them.

This tutorial teaches you how to use Photoshop to add realistic-looking fire to any stock or text (I used a rabbit).